Egypt Corridor 1: Sokhna to Alexandria

Corridor Affected Territory

buffer distance

Total cost

US$5.84 billion
$5,836,000,237

Components

The Sokhna–Alexandria Logistic Corridor is a strategic, multi-modal export, transit, and logistics corridor. It connects Egypt’s largest Red Sea port (Ain Sokhna) to the Mediterranean’s Greater Alexandria Port, serving as a backbone for containerized trade, intermodal logistics, and regional supply chain integration. The corridor also acts as a bypass for congested urban centers and is a critical link for both domestic and international trade (Daily News Egypt, 2025; Egypt Today, 2024). Beyond freight, the corridor underpins rapidly growing GCC-driven residential and second-home demand along its spine, especially in Greater Cairo, the New Administrative Capital, and the North Coast, which have emerged as the prime target locations for GCC real-estate investors.
Corridor trend or concept line

Ain Sokhna Port Expansion

port
Under contruction

Alexandria Port Expansion (Part of the Sokhna to Alexandria Corridor)

port
Under contruction

Sokhna–Alexandria Logistic Corridor (Rail)

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Under contruction

Sokhna Port Road Improvements

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Under contruction

6th October Industrial and Logistics Area/Dry Port

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Under contruction

Alexandria Integrated Logistics Area

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Planned

10th of Ramadan Dry Port, Logistics & Industrial Area

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Under contruction

Robeiki – 10th of Ramadan – Belbeis rail line (GCA)

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Under contruction

Robeiki Industrial Zone

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Operational
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